Is the "may contain traces of soy or peanuts" statement on this website more of legal disclaimer, than a likely possibilty?
30815
I believe so; but if you want to check it out further, you can also go to the manufacturers website and get more specific information.
30816
yes, they have to say that because it is at a plant that may use peanuts and soy even though they may choose not to use it in this product. I myself try to stay away from soy. I enjoy this product. Especially the truffle. The peanut butter raw revolution will have soy lecithin in it. That is most likely because of the products that like peanut butter need it to keep the chocolate and peanut butter together. Even though I hear soy lecithin isn't suppose to be bad I try to avoid it as much as possible. Read all the Raw revolution bars because some will contain soy lecithin. Hope this helps
464183
That would be my best guess. If it doesn't say NON-GMO then it is probably GMO soy -- which, apparently, is not very healthy for you.
1475205
I'm not sure if one should take someones word concerning : natural vs. chemical. I looked it up and found their web page: foreverflorals.com/about-us also they have other items you may be inerested in.
1590423
No soy, but look at the back, it says it's manufactured in a facility that has soy and there may be traces
386224
Yes - I checked the package and it contains soy and is processed with equipment that also processes wheat, peanuts and tree nuts. Sorry. It's wonderful stuff (well, for someone without those allergies).
906364
It is bits of roasted non-GMO soy. Some health food stores sell roasted soy nuts. :-)
821509
I am uncertain if this product has gelatin, you should be able to look that up on the ingredients from the site.
1555126
The ingredients list doesn't include any nut but peanuts, and there is no "may contain..." warning on the label. Nor is there one of those "processed on equipment that..." labels.
637311
It would be hard to say whether or not these walnuts are processed in the vicinity of soy or wheat products unless there is some way to inspect and verify.
428647
Call the company and ask questions. Labels aren't always truthful. Like all natural ingredients. That can mean anything.
482286
It doesn't say it on the label whether or not the product was actually made in the facility where peanuts or any other thing...but I would go to www.naturesway.com or 1-800-9NATURE, I hope this helps.
1573975
No soy is noted. Nothing is mentioned on the packaging about steps to prevent cross-contamination for any ingredients such as wheat. If Barilla does manufacture something with soy (I don't know if they do or not), then that is a consideration. You may just want to contact the company. Imho, if they don't mention cross-contamination then there aren't precautions taken.
777090
The container says "May contain a minimal residual amount of milk or soy protein"
1046091
I can't say for sure but I believe so, nothing on the package indicates any association with peanuts. The label reads "All of our products are packaged by hand the old-fashioned way in our packaging facility located in Indiana...America's heartland (Hoosier Hill Farm LLC Fort Wayne, Indiana USA 46808). The ingredients are listed as: A dehydrated blend of cheese (granular and blue (pasteurized milk, cheese cultures, salt enzymes)), whey, partially hydrogenated soybean oil, whey protein concentrate, lactose, maltodextrin, salt, sodium, phosphate, citric acid, lactic acid, yellow 5, yellow 6. *Contains milk and soy ingredients. Nothing else is listed aside from the nutritional content and a product summary / snack suggestions.
672339
I looked at the nutrition label where that info usually appears and all it says is "allergy information: contains sesame seeds" So ==somebody== gave allergies a passing thought but hard to know to what degree.
468567
I do not see anything pertaining to peanuts in the ingredients the only caution on ingredients are wheat milk and soy and may contain traces of egg
309706
It doesn't say anything about either of your questions, but it does have a website on the packaging. www.nowfoods.com